Publisher: Texere, 2001, 152 pages
ISBN: 1-58799-063-6
Keywords: Management
Endless waiting at check-in, security, and the boarding gate. Struggling to find space for your bag and your legs. Wrestling with your neighbor over an armrest. Relentless announcements.
And then there's the "food."
For thousands of passengers everyday flying is no laughing matter —except when Henry Mintzberg, once described by Tom Peters as "perhaps the world's premier management thinker" — turns his irreverent gaze to the practices of the airlines and airports. Travelling Fully-Fleeced Economy or Pampered Class will never be the same again.
As Canadian journalist Harvey Schachter wrote on reading Why I Hate Flying, "When Mintzberg heard John Cleese was teaching management, he decided to strike back."
A new breed of management writing has just arrived.
I wish I had written this book. Very funny and right on the spot.
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